brokeback

2 homosexual guys inside a tent naked with only a cowboy hat,
brokebacks a multiple homosexuals dudes porking
,
reaching for an other dude nuts,
frank and beans frank and beans

Yo tone, look at henry and frank the brokeback couple
cisco and frank playing hide frank

by fungt yuu January 29, 2008

Brokeback

Adj, An insult. Relating to indentifying something as gay (in the "don't do that it's gay" sense of the word, not in the "I like showtunes and I'm gay" sense of the word) or lame.

Dude, Kevin Federline is so brokeback.

or

Adam, stop acting so brokeback.

or

Look at that guy accross the bar, that guy is brokeback.

or

Don't go brokeback on me!

by IsaacN January 27, 2006

brokeback

gay, fruity
from the movie Brokeback Mountain

That shirt look brokeback son

by baps November 8, 2006

BROKEBACKER

Another word for a gay or lesbian.

"You know Jasmine goin to that all girl school right?"

"Yeah man, she so fine i bet she gonna be pullin ALL dem brokebackers out there too."

by diamondblu June 1, 2007

Brokeback

1. The first word in a movie staring Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger as gay cowboys.

2. Used in front of a name to insinuate (jokingly) someone is gay

1. Did you see that movie, Brokeback?

2. Check it out, it's Brokeback Teddy

by a l i 3 [n] February 24, 2006

brokeback

The highest level of gay, pertaining to an insatiable urge to insert your penis into another man's rectal cavity. Originated with two gay cowboys who shit on the face of American cinema when they took eachother's virginity by dominating their poop-chutes.

"Dude, that party was brokeback. Let's go do a circle jerk." -Abe Lincoln

by Spielas April 4, 2007

Brokeback

Brokeback is slang for gay, which is quickly becoming coloqueal strange, and or stupid. Can also be used in the literal sense of that which is homosexual.

(adjective)

Brie: So what did you think about Ultraviolet?

Garrison: It was a bit brokeback.

ALSO:

(noun)

Brie: Whoa, look at that guy, he's straight flmaing!

Garrison: Yep, he's a brokeback.

by Garrison Bowers March 6, 2006